Carlson 13328Q Disc Brake Hardware Kit - Front

Carlson Disc Brake Hardware Kit for Front Service

The Carlson 13328Q disc brake hardware kit is built for front brake service on select Nissan and INFINITI applications. It supports proper brake system function by replacing worn hardware that can affect pad movement, noise control, and consistent braking feel.

Key Features

• Disc brake hardware kit for front brake service
• Designed for 1996-2004 Nissan Pathfinder, front
• Designed for 1997-1999 INFINITI Q45, front
• Designed for 1997-1999 INFINITI QX4, front
• Part number 13328Q for accurate ordering and catalog lookup

Product Details

Carlson 13328Q is a front disc brake hardware kit for vehicles that use the D691 brake setup. Brake hardware plays a direct role in how the brake system operates, and replacing aged components during service helps restore proper fit and function at the caliper and pad interface. This part cross-references Monroe Shocks & Struts (e.g., 172286, 182286) for the same application.

Compatible With 1996-2004 Nissan Pathfinder, front; 1997-1999 INFINITI Q45, front; and 1997-1999 INFINITI QX4, front. The Carlson 13328Q is a practical choice when servicing front disc brakes on these vehicles and searching for a front brake hardware kit for Nissan Pathfinder or INFINITI QX4 applications.

Common Service Issues

• Brake noise caused by worn or fatigued hardware
• Poor pad movement during braking service
• Uneven brake feel from aged front brake components
• Corrosion-related hardware replacement during brake maintenance

Installation Notes

Verify the vehicle’s front brake configuration and D691 application before installation. Inspect related brake components for wear, corrosion, or damage during service, and replace any parts that do not meet specification. Proper cleaning of the caliper and pad contact areas helps support correct hardware seating.

Quality Assurance

Carlson designs brake service parts as part of a complete system approach, with hardware intended to help the brake assembly operate at a consistent level during routine maintenance.